Revered rocker overcomes a cold for special San Francisco show
"San Francisco was one of the first cities that really liked our band."
Tiburon nanny booked $60K worth of trips, spa treatments on employer’s credit card: PD
(KRON) — A 35-year-old San Francisco woman who worked as nanny in Tiburon is accused of charging more than $60,000 on her former employer’s credit card to fund international trips, luxury hotel stays and spa treatments. Naghmeh Novbakhtian was arrested at 6:50 a.m. Tuesday upon her arrival at San Francisco...
Gen Z fled San Francisco for Texas and Florida. Now they’re turning ‘welcomer cities’...
The next wave of the migration story is already underway, and it’s moving the innovation economy into unexpected territory.
Pretty petals: Wildflowers in bloom throughout Tri-Valley and beyond
Many look forward to the wildflower superblooms that create picturesque scenes across wilderness landscapes in the Bay Area this time of year – even if the springtime and influx of pollen in the air signify the onset of pesky allergies for some. A superbloom occurs when wildflowers grow in...
Bay Area Parents on Edge as Rotavirus Wave Hits Local Kids
Rotavirus, the intestinal virus that can trigger violent vomiting and life-threatening dehydration in babies and toddlers, is making an unwelcome surge in parts of Northern California. Sewage monitoring and local experts report rising community spread in several Bay Area cities just as federal vaccine guidance has...
Powerful 4.9 magnitude earthquake hits California with violent tremors in San Francisco and emergency...
A STRONG earthquake struck near San Francisco in the early hours of this morning. The 4.9 magnitude earthquake hit at a depth of 5.59 miles, reports the United States Geological Survey. The incident was centred near Boulder Creek in the Santa Cruz mountains. It was felt across the Bay...
S.F.’s projected budget gap is shrinking, but the city has ‘painful’ choices ahead
The city controller said “significant” steps would be necessary to fix a financial picture that’s been further strained by federal funding cuts.
SF Rookie Cop Class Roars Back as SFPD Graduation Rate Hits 75 Percent
San Francisco’s next crop of SFPD recruits is on track to graduate roughly 75% of its class, according to Mayor Daniel Lurie, a sharp climb from about 29% two years ago. If the trend holds in upcoming academies, it would mark a major boost in the number of recruits who actually make it through the city’s police...
Woman convicted in hair-ripping attack on case managers serving free coffee in SF Tenderloin:...
(KRON) — A 35-year woman was convicted after a trial by jury for an unprovoked “violent attack” against two female case managers last December — where she ripped out a chunk of one victim’s hair — while they were serving free coffee to tenants and guests in a single-room occupancy (SRO) building in the city’s […]
In Point Reyes, a National Park Service scientist has made an incredibly rare find
"There is so little information about this life stage in this species."
